Arthur Hayes expects Bitcoin weakness to persist until the Federal Reserve or banks expand their balance sheets, despite rising dollar liquidity. The .USDLIQ gauge rose 4.49% this year to 32.71 million as of November 2, but remained 0.6% below its October peak, according to BeInCrypto. On October 15, Hayes urged traders to go long BTC and ETH, citing an expected multi-trillion-dollar bailout after the AI data center boom; days later, he sold about $22.28 million in crypto from Maelstrom’s directional book and said he would sit out. He has previously linked crypto gains to Fed money creation; BTC has dipped below $77,000 and lagged record global money supply of $103.66 trillion.